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+Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008 Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. He then joined Lund university and established his research group. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013 Larsson2006</cite>  and [[GH26]]) <cite>Bagenholm2017 Hekmat2010 Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]]) <cite>Reddy2016</cite>, and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.
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−	Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite> and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.	+	Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. He then joined Lund university and established his research group. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite> and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.

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 Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite>  and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.
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 Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite>  and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.
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 Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite>  and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.
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 Henrik Stalbrand is professor in Biochemistry at Lund University. His research group is focusing on the structure, function and applications of carbohydrate active enzymes, in particular hemicellulases <cite>Gilbert2008</cite> <cite>Coutinho2009</cite>. He obtained his PhD at Lund University in 1995 supervised by Folke Tjerneld. During a period he was visiting reseacher at VTT Biotechnology (Espoo) and during 1995 to 1997 he was a post doctoral fellow at UBC (Vancouver) with professor R.A.J. Warren and colleagues. Henrik´s research includes beta-mannanases (e.g. [[GH5]] <cite>Couturier2013</cite> <cite>Larsson2006</cite>  and [[GH26]])<cite>Bagenholm2017</cite> <cite>Hekmat2010</cite> <cite>Lenours2005</cite> , alpha-galactosidases (e.g. [[GH27]] and [[GH36]])<cite>Reddy2016</cite> and related enzymes <cite>Reddy2013</cite>.
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